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enjy Hatem replied to the topic Module 2 Task 1 in the forum
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Aims = general intention, but Objectives = specific, measurable outcomes.
Aims
1/ They describe the overall purpose or goal of the unit.
2/ they are not directly measurable
Objectives
1/specific and detailed
2/measurable statements
(b) Example
-Aim : students understand the adaptation
-SMART objective : by the end of the session ,…Read More
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Reem Soliman started the topic Module 2 Task 1 in the forum
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a. Explain the difference between learning aims and learning objectives.
b. Provide an example of a learning aim and create a SMART learning objective that relates to it.To complete this task, you need to comment on 2 posts from your colleagues’ work
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Hamsa Sheta replied to the topic Module 1 – Task 1 in the forum
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I, as well, believe that today’s world needs the ASSURE model as it is more interactive and detailed than the ADDIE model, which is more general and a bit outdated when it comes to today’s learning styles.
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Hamsa Sheta replied to the topic Module 1 – Task 1 in the forum
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Both ADDIE and ASSURE are main instructional design models used to create effective learning experiences. A key similarity is their structured, sequential nature, providing a clear outline for designers and educators to follow from conception to evaluation of the learning process. The primary difference lies in their scope and focus; ADDIE is a…Read More
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enjy Hatem posted in the group Instructional Design Course – Group 1
The ADDIE, ASSURE models are all instructional design that help teachers plan effective lessons, but they approach the process in different ways.
A similarity among them is that they all emphasize setting clear learning objectives and aligning activities with assessments to support student success.
One difference is that ADDIE provides…Read More - Load More Posts
